Roberson Quote on Force of Affection and Grief
A Frederick W. Roberson aphorism notes that true inner strength emerges only after a powerful affection or profound grief that humanizes the soul.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
3
A Frederick W. Roberson aphorism notes that true inner strength emerges only after a powerful affection or profound grief that humanizes the soul.
State Highway Chairman Joseph M. Hunt Jr. declares North Carolina will not build toll roads under Governor Moore. He cites keeping roads free and avoids costly toll liabilities seen in Virginia’s Bay tunnel and warns the Turnpike Authority may incur losses on the Outer Banks project if abandoned plans aren t disclosed.
Governor Romney accuses three top officials of brainwashing him during a Vietnam visit to Washington and Vietnam. The piece argues Romney shifted views and blames others, contrasting his stance with Eisenhower and Truman. It portrays Michigan as a poor base for a Romney presidential bid.
Gouvernor Nelson Rockefeller invites 14 eastern governors to discuss cigarette smuggling as New York and city officials estimate 64 million dollars in annual tax losses. The piece notes high pack prices, cross state tax differences, and potential federal tax shifts to curb bootlegging.
Washington.Senator Warren Magnuson chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee plans hearings to require tar and nicotine content labeling on cigarette packages. He cites low nicotine in Stephano Brothers Marvel and Lorillard True brands, high tar and nicotine in Pall Mall Winston and Camel from Reynolds and American Tobacco. The tobacco industry and broadcasters oppose labeling, while ex Governor Meyner backs it. Also notes CBS Fox NBC support and ethics debate over Powell and confidence in Congress.
A compact collection of satirical reflections on politics, science, and society. The items poke fun at labor cleanup costs, relationship roles, European finances, legal nicknames, lunar geography, political charisma, Viet Nam consensus, travel perks for congress, homesickness, and seasonal air quality.
A jumble of notes covers seasonal verse about September. It reports local topics including parking issues near Green Drive Elm to Hamilton, a proposed Drexel Stanley furniture merger, the Emerywood Post Office and hoped for a central office. It notes riot-control training for National Guardsmen in High Point, postal forum plans, and civic events with mayoral figures and church groups. The piece closes with North Carolina pageant winner Sally Stedman returning from Atlantic City with awards.
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